Sentence examples for upon elections from inspiring English sources
Most disturbing is Harper's continued attacks upon Elections Canada.
Central America has a tradition, taken from Spain of the pronunciamiento, the military coup, and by insisting upon elections the U.S. is ignoring this tradition.
Brooklyn hearings are scheduled to start today, and with more than 300 candidates to rule upon, elections officials estimate they will take until the end of the week.
And, upon election, he made no attempt to temper expectations about growth, spending and jobs.
He lost the accent upon election for the cushioned comforts of West Suffolk.
Upon election, the first thing Michael Bloomberg declared was that New York was open for business.
Why not give the president upon election the power to appoint an additional justice, with Senate consent?
We're confident, based on his exemplary track record and dedicated years of service to New Jersey, that he will be the victor upon Election Day".
My dad was technically right: the man selected as the next pope need not be a member of the clergy, though he would have to be ordained a priest and the bishop of Rome upon election.
The suggestion that the president upon election have the power to appoint an additional justice seems almost laughable given the fractious debate that currently accompanies nominations requiring Senate consent.
"It is now plain," he says, "that every president, immediately upon election, attracts the serious interest of political opponents and the professional interests of the media in tearing him down and pushing him toward resignation".
